GARRETT HARDIN BIOLIOGRAPHY

Miscellaneous Publications by Garrett Hardin	September 2001 Revision

Notes: Each item is numbered sequentially starting at 2, with an initial “M” designating miscellaneous.
An asterisk indicates solicited contribution.

M 2. The Ecology and physiology of Oikomonas termo, and the significance of Oikomonas in the nutrition of Paramecium multimicromicleatum.
Stanford University: Abstracts of Dissertation, 1940-41, 17:12-13. 1942.

*M 4. Biochemical investigations. The staff.
Washington, DC: Carnegie Institution Year Book No. 41:118-126. 18 Dec 1942.

*M 7. Biochemical investigations. The Staff Washington, DC: Carnegie Institution Year Book No. 42:75-91. 7 Dec 1943.

*M 12. Biochemical investigations. The Staff
Washington, DC: Carnegie Institution Year Book No. 43:66-69. 12 Dec 1944.

*M 14. Biochemical investigations. The Staff
Washington, DC: Carnegie Institution Year Book No. 4:66-71. 14 Dec 1945.

*M 14.5. [Letter to W.C. Allee.] In Principles of Animal Ecology, p. 199. W.C. Allee, A.E. Emerson, O. Park, K.P. Schmidt.
W.B. Saunders Co. 1949. [Letter, 1946.]

*M 16. Biochemical investigations. The Staff.
Washington, DC: Carnegie Institution Year Book No. 45:101-111. 13 Dec 1946.

M 46. Revolution by committee? [Letter to the editor] 
Science, 131:1052. 1960.

M 49. Competitive exclusion. [Letter to the editor] .
Science. 132(3419):96. 8 July 1960.

vl 52. Three answers to Pilate: The boundaries of truth. (Slightly different from A-54) i%limeographed. (Presented before the Society for General Systems Research, New York City, 29 Dec 1960.) 1961.

	Reprintings

1. Vegas Verdes Handbook. Robert J. Throckmorton, ed. 
Las Vegas, NV Vegas Verdes Elementarv School. 1965.

*MI 56. Comments on genetic evolution. [Part of symposium]

Daedalus, 90:451-476. 1961.

M 58. Teachers Manual for Biology: Its Principles and Implications. 53 pp. 
San Francisco: W.H. Freeman. 1961.

M 64. Love's Labor Lost. [Letter to the editor] 
New Scientist, 18(340):454. 23 May 1963. --z

M 69. Ultimate failure of rhythm.	[Letter to the editor] 
Science, 143:995. 6 March 1964.

M 72.	Teaching Notes: Population, Evolution & Birth Control. 15 pp. 
San Francisco: W.H. Freeman. 1964.

M 73. Rhythm method and mate selection.	[Letter to the editor] 
Science, 144:1531. 1964.

M 77. Bodega Head. [Letter to the editor]
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, 21(10):23.	Dec 1965.

M 77.1. A Critique of Liberalism. [Sermon/Lecture] 
Unitarian Church, Santa Barbara, CA. 23 May 1965.

M 79. To Malthus.{ Poetry}
Perspectives in Biology and Medicine, 9(l ):225. Winter 1966.
[Rejected by Saturdav Review, Per/Se, and Landscape]

	Reprintings

1. Not Man Apart [Friends of the Earth], 9(9): 14.1979

M 79.1 . Birth control vital to attack on famine. 
[Letter to the editor.]
Santa Barbara News-Press, 7 January 1966.

M 83. Teachers Manual for Biology: Its Principles and Implications. 2nd edition 61 pp.
San Francisco: W. H. Freeman. 1966. --z

*M 90. Abortion and human dignity. [Lecture: test differs from A- -7I ] Mimeographed.
Dilemma '67_
Memphis, TN: Southwestern Universitv. 1967

*M 98. Thoughts on abortion. [Lecture] In Abortion Law Reform. Thomas M. Hart and Thomas P. Lowry, eds.
Ross, CA: California Conference on Abortion. 1968.

M 98.5. Food radiation: burden of proof. [Letter to the editor]
Science, 159:920,922. 1 March 1968.

M 103. Teaching Notes for Population and Birth Control, Second edition. 20 pp. 
San Francisco: W.H. Freeman. 1969. --z

M 107. Science and Controversy Population--A Case Study. 30 pp. 
San Francisco: W.H. Freeman. 1969. --z

M 108.1. A lighter moment amid the oil crisis. [Letter to the editor]
Santa Barbara News-Press, F 14. 16 April 1969.

M 108.2. No biology except man. [Letter to the editor]
El Goucho, p. 4. 13 May 1969.

M 108.3. Does city really 'need' these 3 'improvements.' [Letter to the editor] 
Santa Barbara News-Press, C 10,11. 13 July 1969.

M 112. Oil resurfaces. [Letter to the editor] 
Saturday Review, p. 17. 2 August 1969. 

*M 113.	[Letter to the editor]
Scientific American, 221(3):14,20. Sept 1969.

M 115. [Discussion of the future of population biology]
CUEBS News, 6(1):4-6. Oct 1969. --z

M 116. Effects of Population Growth on Natural Resources and Environment. Hearings before a subcommittee of the Committee on Government Operations. House of Representatives. 15,16 Sept 1969. (pp. 87-98, 104-105, 107-1 10, 131-139. )
Washington, DC: U.S. Government Printing Office.

M 124. Commonwealth [of Massachusetts] vs. Pierre Victor Brunelle. [Hearings in an abortion case. pp 4-3 to 4-34. Testimony of G.H on Fourth Day]
Boston: Mimeographed . 12 Dec 1969.

M 128. Parenthood: Right or Privilege? [Editorial]
Science: 169:427. July 1970.

	Reprintings

1. Santa Barbara News-Press. p. C-11. 23 August 1970.
2. Some Biological Experiences. Wayne F. Daugherty, Jr. 90 pp. 
Minneapolis, MN: Burgess. 1972.
3. The Environment: Man on Trial. An anthology of papers for the consideration of the 16th Conference of the U. S. National Commission for UNESCO. 
Houston, TX. 19-22 Nov 1972.
4. Population: A Clash of Prophets. Edward Pohlman, ed. 492 pp. 
New York: Mentor Book. 1973. (on shelf)
5. Science and Society. David E. Newton. 306 pp. 
Boston: Holbrook Press. 1974. (on shelf)
6. Biology and Man. Peter Castro and R.D. Quinn. 136 pp. 
Dubuque, IA: Kendall/Hunt. 1974.
7. Growth and Its Implications for the future. Part 4. 
Washington, DC: U.S. Government Printing Office. 1975.

M 130. Choices of parenthood. [Letter to the editor] 
Science, 170:257-262. 16 Oct 1970.

	Reprintings

l. Science and Society. David E. Newton. 306 pp. Boston: Holbrook Press. 1974.

M 131. The Life Sciences. 526 pp. [My anonymous contributions on pp. 364-384] 
Washington, DC: National Academy of Sciences. 1970. --z

*M 132. Abortion and morality. [Remarks as chairman and discussant at Hot Springs Conference, 1968. pp. 91-109.]
Abortion in a Changing World, Vol. 11. Robert E. Hall, M.D., ed. 220 pp. 
New York: Columbia University Press. 1970.

*M 133. Why Teach? (Commentary: a portion of A 105)
The Physics Teacher, 8(7):359-360. Oct 1970.

	Reprintings

1. Chronicle Guidance Professional Service [Separate] 
Moravia, NY: Chronicle Guidance Publications 1971.
M 137. Foreword to Teaching for Survival. Mary Terry, 213 pp.
New York: Ballantine. 1971	–z

M 138. Nobody ever dies of overpopulation. [Editorial] 

Science, 171.527. 12 Feb1971.

	Reprintings

1. [Reprinted in part.] Washington Post, 21 Feb 1971. 
2. Santa Barbara News-Press. 7 March 1971. p. A-14. 
3. The London Free Press. 1971. p. 7. London, Ontario. 
4. Not Man Apart, 1(4):9. March 1971.
5. Sierra Club Bulletin, 56(3):2. 1971.
6. The Globe and Mail. 8 June 1971. p. 31. Toronto.
7. Man and His Physical Environment. Garry D. McKenzie and Russel O. Utgard, eds. 338 pp.
Minneapolis: Burgess. 1972.
8. ZPG Informer. April 1972. Arcata-Eureka, CA.
9. Man and Resources Reader. Canadian Council of Resource and Environmental Ministries. 155 pp. 1972 (on shelf)
10. Population: A Clash of Prophets. Edward Pohlman, ed. 492 pp. New York: Mentor Books. 1973. (on shelf)
11. Earthkeeping. Charles Juzek and Susan Mehrtens, eds. 278 pp. 
Pacific Grove, CA. Boxwood Press. 1974.
12. Biology and Man.	136 pp. Peter Castro and Ronald D. Quinn. 
Dubuque, IA: Kendall/Hunt. 1974. (shelf)
13. The Family in the Ecosystem. J. W. Maxwell. 194 pp. 
Dubuque, IA: Kendall/Hunt. 1975. (Also 2nd ed.)
14. Biology and Man. Third edition. Gilbert D. Brum, Peter Castro and Ronald D. Quinn. 250 pp.
(Place? Publisher? Date?)
15. Voices for the Earth. Ann Gilliam, ed. 567 pp. 
San Francisco: Sierra Club Books. 1979. (shelf)
16. Environmental Science. Deniel D. Chiras. 655 pp. 
Menlo Park, CA: Benjamin/Cummings. 1985. (shelf)

M 139. Hardin replies. [Letter to the editor]
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, 27(4):4. 1971.

*M 140 The right to breed. [Oped]
The New York Times, p. 436. May 1971.

	Reprintings

1. Population Review. 15(1.2):94-95. 1971.

M 140. 1 . A Trip to India. Report to the NSF. July 1971.

M 144. The survival of nations and civilization. [Editorial] 

Science, 172:1297. 25 June 1971.

	Reprintings

1. Some Biological Experiences. Wayne F. Daugherty, Jr. 90 pp. 
Minneapolis, MN: Burgess. 1972.
*M 147. Ecological Conservatism. [Guest Editorial]
Chemical and Engineering News, 49(28):3. 12 July 1971.

	Reprintings

1. The Family in the Ecosystem. J. W. Maxwell. 194 pp. 
Dubuque, IA: Kendall/Hunt. 1975.

*M 150. Trustees of civilization.	[Letters to the editor]
Albert Paolino, Mott D. Cannon, Paul J. Stamler, Karl Sax, Gerald Audesirk and Garrett Hardin.
Science, 174:1077-1078. 1971.

*M 157. [An article entitled "Man for Environment," translated into Japanese.] Pp. 283-317 of Science for Environment by Kinji Hogetsu, Tatsuo and Hideo Iwaki, eds.
Japan Broadcast Publishing Co., Ltd. 1972.

M 159. Exploited seas--an opportunity for peace. [Editorial]
BioScience, 11(12):695. Dec1972.
[Rejected by New York Times after the Op-Ed Editor requested it]

*M 160. Limits to growth.
International Development Review, 14(4):37-39. 1972.

M 161.	[Letter to the Editor]
Santa Barbara News-Press, C10. 30 Jan 1973.

M 164. People and dirt. [Letter to the editor] 
The Columbia Forum, 2(2):48-49. 1973.

*M 166. Changing the attitudes of society. In Alternative Futures and Environmental Quality. John Gerba and Paul Boulay, presumptive eds. 
Washington, DC: Environmental Protection Agency. 1973.

*M 167. Foreword to Ecology Selected Concepts. David B. Sutton and N. Paul Harmon. 287 pp.
New York: Wiley. 1973.

*M 168. Was Malthus right on population? For the series, "Course by Newspaper," published in more than 200 U.S. papers. 30 Dec 1973.

	Reprintings

1. America and the Future of Man. 59 pp.
Solano Beach, CA: Publishers, Inc. 1974.

*M 169. Bibliography (to accompany M 168). "America and the Future of Man: A Study Guide." 94 pp.
Del Mar, CA:CRM Books. 1973. --z

*M 171. The message is the problem. [Editorial] 
Equilibrium, 2(1):2. Jan 1974.

*M 173. Foreword to Sex and Human Life. Eric T. Pengelley. 267 pp. 
Reading, MA: Addison-Wesley. 1974.

*M 174. Transcending pessimism through ecology (pp. 53-64); and Dialogue (pp. 76-85) in "The Proceedings for Earth Ethics for Today and Tomorrow: Responsible Environmental Trade-Offs. Donald Sherer, ed. Mimeographed. 124 pp.
Bowling Green, OH: Environmental Studies Center. 1973

*M 177. Forword to Should Trees Have Standing? Christopher D. Stone. Los Altos, CA: Kaufmann. 1974.

	Reprintings

1. [Abridged]
BioScience, 25(5):330-331. May 1975.
2. Principles of Environmental Law.	J Marc McGinnes, ed. 439 pp
Santa Barbara: Rainbow Bridge. 1980.
As separate distributed by "Forelaws on Board," of Welches, Oregon, 1989.

*M 178. Foreword to Abortion in a Crowded World.  S. Chandrasekhar
Seattle: University of Washington Press.	1974 --z

M 178. Statement before the 5 on Population. Environment and the quality of life.
International Convocation of the World Population Crisis.
New York Citv: Hotel Americana. 20 June 1974

*M 184. Foreword to Living in the Environment. Concepts, Problems, and Alternatives, 380 pp. G. Tyler Miller.
Belmont, CA: Wadsworth. 1975. --z

*M 185. Why plant a redwood tree? [Guest commentary] In Living in the Environment. Concepts, Problems, and Alternatives. 380 pp. G. Tyler Miller.
Belmont, CA: Wadsworth. 1975.

*M 186. Posterity needs our restraint. 
UCSB Daily Nexus, p. 4. 8 Jan 1975.

*M 189, Prepared statement and testimony. "Growth and its implications for the Future. Part 4." Hearings before the Subcommittee on Fisheries and Wildlife Conservation and the Environment, of the Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries. 25 Nov 1974. Washington, DC: House of Representatives, 93rd Congress. Serial No. 93-95. --z

*M 190. On "lifeboat" ethics. [Letter to the editor] 
BioScience, 25(3):148. March 1975.

M 192. Lifeboat ethics.
Hastings Center Report, 5(1):4. Feb 1975.

*M 194. More on lifeboat ethics. [Letter to the editor] 
BioScience, 25(5):292-294. May 1975.

M 196. Greg's Law. [Commentary] 
BioScience, 25(7):415. July 1975.

M 197. Can a starving planet support animal agriculture? [Interview]
Modern Veterinary Practice, 56:615-619. Sept 1975.

M 199. Not by bread alone. [Editorial]
Unitarian Universalist World, 6(14):4. 1 Oct 1975.

M 200. Carrying capacity. [Poetry]
Privately photocopied. 1975. (Copyright, G.H.) 
[Rejected by Sierra Club Bulletin and Not Man Alone]

	Reprintings

1. In conclusion of "America's Future as a Provident Nation," copvrighted address given at Lake Itasca Seminar. 28 Sept-2 August 1975. (Private)
2. Conclusion of publication A 204.
3. Carrving Capacitv Network FOCUS, 3(1):67-66. 199
4. (Portion) Ed Ayres, Note to Readers World Watch, 9(6):3. 1996.
5. Teachers Clearinghouse for Science and Society Education Newsletter. p. 32. Winter 1997.

M 200. 1. America's Future as a Provident Nation. [Lecture for Lake Ithaca Seminar]
30 Sept 1975.

M 200.2. Feeding the world: Anarchy or interdependence. Debate: World Affairs Conference
Negative position. Moline, IL, 28 February 1975.

*M201. The real crisis behind the "food crisis." Statement by The Environmental Fund. A Joint anonymous effort written by William C. Paddock, Garrett Hardin, Justin Blackwelder, and no doubt others.
Wall Street Journal, p. 15. 30 Oct 1975. --z

M 200. l. America's Future as a Provident Nation. [Lecture for Lake Itasca Seminar]
30 Sept 1975.

*M 202. Human ecology. [Correspondence] 
Commonweal, p. 127. 13 Feb 1976.

*M 207. Lifeboat ethics: the politics of survival.
K-Stater, [Kansas State University], 26(1):22-24. July 1976

*M 214. Vulnerability--the strength of science_ [Commentary]
The American Biology Teacher, 38:456. 1976.

M 215. A chat with Garrett Hardin: master of metaphor expands "Commons" thesis. By Pepper Leeper.
BioScience, 26(12):785-787. Dec 1976.

M 217. [Remarks] Who Shall Eat?
Report on an inquiry into U.S. food policy options. 40 pp 
New York: American Friends Service Committee. 1977.

M 218. Are technological fixes enough'?	In Global Chemical cycles and Their Alterations by Man. Werner Stumm, ed. 347 pp.
Berlin:  Dahlein Konferenzen. 1977.

*M 219. Mexico--the special case. [Conference with 21 participants, including Garrett Hardin]
The Center Magazine, 10(4):67-80. July/August 1977.

*M 221. Societal impacts. Issue 19: the population factor and energy planning. Pp. 194-195 & 201-202 of "Analysis of the Proposed National Energy Plan." 243 pp. [Anonymous, but largely written by Garrett Hardin]
Washington, DC: Congress of the United States, Office of Technology Assessment. August 1977. --z

M 223. Will Xerox kill Gutenberg? 
Science, 198:883. 2 Dec 1977.

M 224. Will Gutenberg survive? [Letter to the editor] 
Science, 199.123. 1978.

M 226. Interface session and discussion. Moderator: Roger Revelle. 
Annals of the New York Academy, of Sciences, 300:96-111 . 1977. --z

M 228. Discussion. [Various authors]
World Issues, Feb/Mar:10-15 & 18-22. Feb/Mar 1978.

*M 230. The Nettle of population control. 
Mims Magazine, {U.K.}, 2:345 ff. 1978.

M 231. Instructor's Guide. [For the third edition of Biology: Its Principals and Implications, by Garrett Hardin and Carl Bejema] 55 pp.
San Francisco. W.H. Freeman. 1978. --z

*M 239. The Limits of Altruism, Lawrence Lectures on Religion & Society. 
Berkeley: First Unitarian Church. 1978. [No date] --z

M 239.1. [Letter to the editor on carrying capacity] 
Ecology and Religion Newsletter, No. 57. Nov 1978.

M 240. Comment on "Where the Lifeboat Ethic Breaks Down." [Letter to the editor] 
Human Nature, 2(2):6- Feb 1979.

M 243. [Letter to the editor]
Not Man Apart, 9(5): 2 l. April 1979.

M 244. The Plowbov lnterview: Dr. Garrett Hardin.
Mother Earth News: No. 57, pp. 19-24. May-June 1979

*M 245. The week's Citation Classic: The Tragedy of the Commons. 
Current Contents, (Social & Behavioral Sciences) 11(20):22. 1979. 
[Reprint of Tragedy A 101]

*M 247. Author's reply to "Lifeboat Ethics?" [Letter to the editor]
BioScience, 29:336-337 June 1979.

*M 248. We need thinking rather than bleeding hearts. 
Los Angeles Times, Part V, pp. 1,3. 8 July 1979.

	Known Reprinting {Dates unknown}

1. Boston Globe.
2. A new Jersey paper.
3. Anchorage Daily News. 
4. The Milwaukee Journal. 
5. Miami Herald.
6. National Vanguard. {An 'Aryan Power' publication)

*M 252. No need for a census: use samples. [Original title: Let's scrap the census]
The New York Times, p. A 23. 7 Feb 1980.

*M 255. Refugees: Should compassion have limits? Yes: Our hearts must be made to think, too.
Los Angeles Times. Part V, pp. 1,3. 11 May 1950.

	Reprintings

l . The Index. 1(3):8,17. July 1980.

M 259. A Bureaucratic predator? John Baden and Garrett Hardin. 
World Research INK, 4(2):25-26. Summer 1980.

*M 266. The Toughlove Solution. 
Newsweek, p. 45. 26 Oct 1981.

	Reprinting

1. Faculty Notes. UCSB, 24(5):2  26 Oct 1981. (in binder)
2. Congressional Record. Extension of remarks by Bryan L. Dorgan of North Dakota [House] 
E 5533-5534  23) Nov 1981.
3. Congressional Record. Extension of remarks by Newt Gingrich of Georgia [House].
E57-F58. 26 Jan 1982
4. Richmond Times-Dispatch. [So informed by Newsweek]

M 266.1. A lamp--not a breadbasket.
Informational mailing of The Environment Fund. 1981.

*M 269. Response to A. Wildavsky. [Letter to the editor]
The New Republic, p. 4. 20 Jan 1982.

*M271. Is the era of limits running out? A conversation with Garrett Hardin and Julian Simon. By Ben Wattenberg.
Public Opinion, 5(1):48-54. Feb/March 1982.

M 271.1. A Republican deplores the big defense budget [Letter to the editor].
Santa Barbara News-Press, p. D-8. 7 March 1982.

M 272. Holism or reductionism? 
Environmental Ethics, 4:191-192. 1982.

*M277. [Testimony before Subcommittee on Immigration and Refugee Policy, U.S. Senate pp. 114-115. 25 Jan 1982.]

	Reprintings

1. [In part] Human Survival (Newsletter of Negative Population Growth, Inc.) 8(1):1-2.
Spring 1982.

M 277. l. Critics of "An Ecolate View." August 1982.

M 284. Insights into abortion. [Letter to the editor]
BioScience, 33:300. 1983.

M 286. Psychological resistances to population control.
(Presented to the Global Tomorrow Coalition Conference in Washington. DC. 2 June 1983.)
Washington, DC: TEF News. June 1983. [Mimeographed]

M 287. Hardin's hard line. (Interview by Michael Drasnv. )
Science Digest, April 1983. (Box, p. 81)

M 293. U.S. approaches Mexico City hand in hand with communists. 
Santa Barbara News-Press, E 13. Sunday 5 August 1984.

M 293 1. Garrett Hardin replies. [Letter responding to letters on "Sentiment, guilt . . . .”]
Co Evolution Quarterly,. 41:(125)130. (Spring) Summer, 1984.

M 294. It's a small world! [Letter to the Editor]
Free Mind, 26(6):14. 1984.

M 297. Preventing famine. [Letter to the Editor]
Science, 227:1284. 1985.

*M 303. Human rights -- a dangerous fiction. 

Social Education, 49:483. 1985.

M 306. [Letter response to "Profile" by Nancy Shute.] 
The Amicus.Journal, 7(2): 53). Fall 1985.

M 306.1. [Excerpts from An Ecolate View] 
The Woodlands Forum, pp. 16-17. Fall 1985.

*M 307. Should Santa Barbara become a sanctuary city? 
The Weekly, vol. 7, no. 64, p. 10, 27 Nov 1985.

M 308. Santa Barbara--a sanctuary city? [Letter] 
Santa Barbara News-Press, p. A-930. Nov 1985.

*M 309. [Letter responding to critics of selection from Filters Against Folly reprinted in The Sciences, Sept/Oct 1985 under the title "Crisis on the commons. "]
The Sciences, p. 10. Jan/Feb 1986.

M 309.1. Population--what are the fundamentals. [Speech excerpts]
BSCS '86, The Colorado College, Colorado Springs, (pp. 1-2). March 1986

M 309.2. Publishing paranoia. [Letter]
Los Angeles Times Book Review, p. 5. 16 March 1986.

M 310. Running on "empty." [Commentary] 
BioScience, 36:2. 1986.

M 311. The spaceplane. [Letter] 
Science, 231:783. 21 Feb 1986.

M 316 The ecolate views of Garrett Hardin. by Sara Benum, ed.
Complementary Medicine, 2( l ): 16-19. Sept/Oct 1986

M 317	Democracy lessens with growth. [Ghost-written for M. Rupert Cutler who added reference to year he was born.]
Michigan Alumnus, 93(1):7-8. 1986.

*M 321. Introduction. pp. xi-xiii of Progress Against Growth: Daniel B. Luten on the American Landscape. Thomas R Vale, ed.
New York: Guilford Press. 1986.

M. 321.1. Untitled response to Gill on death and the disabled. [Letter] 
New World, p. 10. Sept 1986.

*M 322. How many creatures? [Letter] 
BioScience, 37(4):246-247. 1987. --z

M336.1. Conserving resources a rational choice. [Letter--editor's title]
Santa Barbara News-Press, p. A6. 6 Sept 1987.

M 336.2. If you make room more people will come. [Letter] 
Santa Barbara News-Press, p. A-10. 29 Nov 1987.

M 338. "Longage" of demand? [Letter]
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, 44(1):54. Jan/Feb 1988.

M 338.1. [Speech at FAIR symposium on the purpose of legal immigration in the 1990s and beyond.]
Washington, DC. 10 June 1988.

M 342. [Letter on consequences of legalizing drugs: the form of elitism. ]
Newsweek, pp. 7-8. 20 June 1988.

M 344. [Untitled: The statue of liberty as pornography.] 
Whole Earth Review, No.61:56. Winter 1988.

M 344.1. Quantitative, not qualitative [abortion] [Letter] 
The Independent, p. (?). 17 August 1989.

M 344.2. Threat of infection from gray water infiltration is highly unlikely. [Letter to the editor]
Santa Barbara News-Press, A- 16.12 Sept 1990.

M 350. Abortion issue sparks controversy. [Letter) 
Condor Call, [S.B. Sierra Club chapter], p. 3. Sept 1989.

M 350.1. Remember prohibition when pondering more warfare on drugs [Letter] 
Santa Barbara News Press, p. A16. 13 Oct 1989.

M 353. Mythic aspects of the demographic transition.
Population and Environment, 12:41-42. Fall 1990.

M 355.1. Addendum 1989 (to "Lifeboat Ethics," A 180.) Pp. 87-88 of James P. Sterba, ed.
Morality in Practice, 3rd. edition. 
Belmont, CA: Wadsworth. 1991.

M 358. Unus et Triginta Quoque Anno? 
Science, 251:1162. 1991.

M 366. 1. There are limits, and we must adjust to them. [Letter]
Santa Barbara News-Press, p. A12. 16 Jan 1992.

M 369. Fetal development words not doublespeak. [Letter] 
Santa Barbara News-Press, p. A10. 28 Dec 1992.

M 372. Truth, justice, and the Delaney clause. [Letter] 
The Amicus Journal, 15(1):6. 1993.

M 374. Foreword to Population Politics: The Choices that Shape our Future.
Virginia B. Abernethy, New York: Insight Books. (Plenum Press).	1993.

M 377. [Letter to clients of the Biocentric Institute, fashioned by William B. Dickinson from Living Within Limits]. 1 June 1993.

M 380. A New economic order. [Letter].
Atlantic Monthly, 272(5): 10-14. Nov 1993.

M 384. A Commons error. [Letter] 
Scientific American, 270(5): 10. May 1994.

*M 387. Other-worldly approaches to population: Popular but Wrong.
[A 4-p. essay distributed by mail.] 11 June 1994.

M 389. Pay now, fly later with our resources. [Letter to the editor] 
Santa Barbara News Press, A8. 17 Jan 1995.

M 389 2. [Letter to the editor]
American Renaissance, pp. 2, 12, 6(2). Feb 1995.

M 393. The Anatomv of immortality. [One p . privately published]
May 1996.

M 395. The False hope of "solving a shortage." 
World Watch, 9(6):5. 1996.

M 397. [Letter to the editor]
PERC Reports, 15(l):8. March 1997.

M 399. The number of cars will increase to fill six lanes. [Letter to the editor]
Santa Barbara News-Press, G4. 18 January 1998.

M 401. Open Letter to Newt Gingrich (65 in 1 st mailing)

"Seventeen Conservative Points" (3 pp.)

	Reprinting

Open Letter to the Republican National Committee--Seventeen Conservative Points.
Focus (Carrying Capacity Network), 8(1):10-11.1998.

M 402.1. Mockingbirds set a fine example "Letter of the Day"
Santa Barbara News-Press, A8. 29 April 1998.

M 405. [Open letter to Ira Glasser, ACLU]
Focus (Carrying Capacity Network), 4(1):10-11. 1998.
M 407. Garrett Hardin on The Helping Hand: Must it Strike Again? [Letter]
World Watch, 12(2):6. March/April 1999.

M 408. [Letter on Tragedy of Commons Revisited] 
Environment, 41(2):4, 5, 45. March 1999.

M 409. [Extract from "the Ostrich Factor" circulated by The Biocentric Institute, 1 April 1999. Available to the media.]

M 410. [Letter on genetic engineering] Tragedy of a common error?
Earth Island Journal, Summer 1999.

M 411. Can freedom survive growth? 
Freethought Forum, 4(5):2. 1999.

M 412. Preface to Katherine Betts. "The Great Divide."
Sidnev: Duffv & Snellgrove, 1999.

M 414. Document: Editing of a penultimate book chapter. 26 July 1999.

M 415. [Letter to the Editor on the Commons.] 
Freethought Forum, 4(9):3, September 1999.

M 417. [Letter on immigration.] The Biocentric Institute. April 1999.

M 418. [Letter on total conservatism.] The Biocentric Institute. 1 June 2001.

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